Posts Tagged ‘dan uggla’
18
Apr
Posted by alangyo in Blog. Tagged: brandon beachy, C.C. Sabathia, closers, Craig Stammen, dan uggla, David Wright, Dodgers, fantasy baseball, giants, Indians, Jay Bruce, Kelly Johnson, roto. Leave a comment
Jason Collette joins the guys (including me) on The Fantasy Baseball Roundtable Show at 9:00 pm ET: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/fantasy-baseball-roundtable/2012/04/19/the-fantasy-baseball-roundtable-show.
We’ll talk closers, Giants, Indians, Dodgers, C.C. Sabathia, David Wright, Craig Stammen, Jay Bruce, Dan Uggla, Brandon Beachy, Kelly Johnson, roto, fantasy baseball and much more!
31
Jan
Posted by alangyo in Blog. Tagged: 2012 fantasy baseball ranks, Brandon Phillips, dan uggla, Daniel Descalso, fantasy baseball, H2H, head to head, Ian Kinsler, Jamey Carroll, jason kipnis, Jemile Weeks, justin turner, omar infante, roto. Leave a comment
2012 Fantasy Baseball head-to-head Second Basemen Preview for FantasyPros911: http://fp911.com/2012-fantasy-baseball-2b-preview-h2h/, including in-depth analysis on Ian Kinsler, Brandon Phillips, Dan Uggla, Jemile Weeks, Jason Kipnis, Omar Infante, Jamey Carroll, Daniel Descalso, Justin Turner and others!
24
Jan
Posted by alangyo in Blog. Tagged: aramis ramirez, BJ Upton, Brandon Phillips, carlos pena, dan uggla, Desmond Jennings, edwin jackson, fantasy baseball, Fausto Carmona, Gary Carter, jason kipnis, manny ramirez, Maro Scutaro, michael morse, michael pineda, Mike Moustakas, mike trout, Nick Markakis, Prince Fielder, roto, roy oswalt, Ryan Braun, Ryan Theriot, the Red Sox, Tim Lincecum, Yu Darvish. Leave a comment
Baseball Daily Digest Radio with Joel Henard and Albert Lang from January 23. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/thefantasyinsiders/2012/01/24/baseball-daily-digest-radio-with-joel-henard-and-albert-lang
We’ll talk: Ryan Braun, Roto, Fantasy Baseball, Gary Carter, Maro Scutaro, the Red Sox, Nick Markakis, Manny Ramirez, Tim Lincecum, Carlos Pena, Fausto Carmona, Michael Morse, Ryan theriot, Yu Darvish, Prince Fielder, Edwin jackson, Roy Oswalt, BJ Upton, Desmond Jennings, Michael Pineda, Dan Uggla, jason Kipnis, Brandon Phillips, Mike Moustakas, Aramis Ramirez, Mike Trout and more!
13
Oct
Posted by alangyo in Blog. Tagged: chris iannetta, colby rasmus, dan uggla, edwin jackson, fantasy baseball, fantasy sports, gio gonzalez, Jason Bartlett, Jimmy Rollins, mark reynolds, mlb, Nick Swisher, play-offs, roto, will venable. Leave a comment
3
Jun
Posted by alangyo in H2H. Tagged: albert lang, allen craig, bud norris mike aviles, Chone Figgins, chris iannetta, chris snyder, corey patterson, dan uggla, darwin barney, dillon gee, fantasy baseball, felipe paulino, freddie freeman, gerardo parra, H2H, h2h corner, james shields, john lannan, josh tomlin, lance berkman, mark trumbo, Nick Swisher, roto, roy oswalt, Russell Martin, Ty Wigginton. 1 comment
Players get hot and cold over a seven-day period, it’s as sure as the samples are small.
That is why Katy created the Hot ‘N’ Cold All-stars.
‘Cause you’re hot…you’re yes…you’re in…you’re up
Corey Patterson – One time Oriole great (I kid), Patterson is getting consistent playing time for the Jays. In the last week, he went 11/29, scored eight runs and hit two homers. He now has four bombs and seven steals on the year. Last year, Patterson hit .269/.315/.406 with eight homers and 21 steals in 341 plate appearances for the Orioles. At this point, a 10 HR, 20 SB campaign is almost a given. There will be a dry spell, but, so far, he has cut down on the strike-outs a tad. Patterson is now a quality player for 12-team leagues, my god.
Allen Craig – Even without the second base eligibility, Craig would have been a star over the last week (11/22, eight RBIs). Also with just 98 at bats, Craig is the 16th ranked second baseman on the year – and can only go up. Craig, an eighth round pick in 2006, has torched minor league pitching (.308/.369/.517) and AAA especially (.321/.380/.548). With the various injuries surrounding the Cardinals’ offense, Craig’s bat will find a consistent place. As that happens, he’s going to hit over .300 with at least 10 more homers on the year. Sounds like the makings of a near top-10 second baseman.
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2
Jun
Posted by alangyo in H2H. Tagged: Adam Jones, Adrian Gonzalez, albert lang, alex rios, alexei ramirez, Anibal Sanchez, asdrubal cabrera, Braves, brian mccan, Carl Crawford, carlos gonzalez, Chris Carpenter, chris snider, colby lewis, Cubs, dan uggla, Derek Jeter, diamondbacks, erick aybar, Evan Longoria, fantasy baseba, fantasy baseball, Gaby Sanchez, h2h corner, Hunter Pence, Ian Kennedy, james shields, Jay Bruce, Jeff Francoeur, johnny venters, jose bautista, Justin Upton, Kelly Johnson, Kyle Lohse, mark trumbo, Marlins, mat latos, matt kemp, Max Scherzer, Melky Cabrera, mike napoli, mike stanton, Orioles, paul konerko, Phillies, rickie week, Rickie Weeks, roto, Shaun Marcum, Troy Tulowitzki, twins, ubaldo jimenez, wilson betemit. Leave a comment
You’re hitting the tough part of the fantasy baseball season. At this point you’re really doubting your struggling stars and the urge to drop is high. But it’s still somewhat early. Patience isn’t always a virtue, but, in this instance, it is.
Players who will bounce back: Dan Uggla, Evan Longoria, Carl Crawford, Alex Rios, Ubaldo Jimenez, Max Scherzer, Chris Carpenter, and Mat Latos.
Remember when I said Anibal Sanchez was a sleeper this year? 13th in Ks right now!
I love James Shields (always own him), but he’s not the second best fantasy pitcher…right? Can’t be….
One thing I am certain of? Kyle Lohse is not the third best pitcher in fantasy (maybe on his team, but not in baseball).
I’m amazed by the Marlins – Johnson injured, Hanley not so good/injured. I thought they’d be good, but had you told me about their injury woes and the craptastic way Vazquez has pitched, I’d be shocked they were in the play-off hunt. That said, I still think the Braves run away with the Wild Card.
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26
Feb
Posted by alangyo in Blog. Tagged: 2011 Ranks, adp, albert lang, average draft position, Braves, dan uggla, Draft Strategy, fantasy baseball, h2h corner, head to head, mock draft, roto, second. Leave a comment
Dan Uggla – Current ADP 57; 6th 2b – My Rank: 25th hitter; 3rd 2b
Much like the Florida Marlins, the fantasy baseball community seems to undervalue Uggla.
I loved him last year and only see peachy things for his future in Atlanta. For his career (1,657 PAs), Uggla put up a .261/.357/.485 line at spacious and documented hitter-hate Dolphin Stadium. In 199 PAs at Turner Field (his new home), Uggla has a .354/.399/.652 line. That’s an incredibly small sample size and something you can’t expect. However, even the average of those two ballparks makes Uggla a fantasy behemoth. Over the last three years, Uggla has averaged 32 HRs per season and a .264/.361/.493 line. That’s pretty tasty at second base. I really think he is in for a monster year and am confident he will finish inside the top 25 performers this season.
Uggla outpaced his position by four HRs, had the second most RBIs and 20 more than the third place finisher and scored 100 runs (tied for third most at second) last year. Sure he stole just four bases, but only one second base qualifier had more than 17 last year. In short, Uggla can dominate the position.
In the fifth round, Uggla is a steal.
Feel free to share your insights below or at my Twitter (@h2h_corner).
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Maximizing every drop of value in every pick is hugely important. Taking a player in the fifth round that you could just as easily have taken in the sixth round is a major mistake. To avoid this, you need to know all about Average Draft Position (ADP).
While no two drafts are identical, knowing where a player typically goes gives you a general idea of where he will go in your draft. That said, be sure to do homework on your league mates subjective tendencies. For example, if there are Red Sox fans, be sure to snag guys like Lester and Youkilis a bit earlier than you normally would. In addition, you should talk up your sleepers before the draft (discretely of course) to see if anyone is on to them. If you don’t, an opponent with an itchy trigger finger who hasn’t done his ADP homework might snag one of your sleepers a round before anyone else is typically taking him.
Now that you know WHY ADP is important, I want to show you HOW to exploit it by highlighting those players who are going too low compared to players with similar ADPs. You can grab an ADP report at Mock Draft Central.
Feel free to share your insights below or at my Twitter (@h2h_corner).
